Section Positions
π‘ Supporting Amateur Radio Operators in Tennessee
The Tennessee ARRL Section is made up of a dedicated leadership team responsible for coordinating and supporting Amateur Radio activities across the state. These individuals play a vital role in organizing events, training new operators, assisting with technical issues, and ensuring Amateur Radio remains an essential part of emergency communications and public service.
Below, you'll find a list of key section positions, along with links to detailed pages about each role and their responsibilities.
π Section Leadership
πΉ Section Manager (SM) β Oversees all section activities and represents Tennessee at the national level.
πΉ Assistant Section Managers (ASM) β Support the SM and oversee specific regional or functional areas.
π‘ Technical & Training Support
πΉ Technical Coordinator (TC) β Leads the sectionβs technical efforts and oversees the Technical Specialists (TS).
πΉ Technical Specialists (TS) β Experts in various technical areas such as DMR, contesting, antennas, and digital modes.
πΉ Net Managers (NM) β Oversee traffic handling nets and ensure efficient message routing.
πΉ Official Relay Stations (ORS) β Assist in maintaining proper traffic handling and relay procedures.
π’ Public Outreach & Government Relations
πΉ Public Information Coordinator (PIC) β Manages media relations and public awareness campaigns.
πΉ Public Information Officers (PIO) β Serve as local media contacts and assist clubs in public relations efforts.
πΉ State Government Liaison (SGL) β Monitors state legislation affecting Amateur Radio and coordinates advocacy efforts.
πΉ Local Government Liaison (LGL) β Works with local officials to address zoning, antenna regulations, and other issues impacting operators.
π Youth & Club Development
πΉ Section Youth Coordinator (SYC) β Focuses on engaging and mentoring young hams.
π’ Interested in getting involved? Visit the Resources page to apply for a section position or reach out to your Section Manager for more details!